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Here’s a list of keyboard shortcuts to help you work even faster in Articulate Storyline 360: Key(s) Function Esc Close a window F1 Help F2 In Slide View, F2 selects all text within a shape after clicking its bounding box. In Story View, F2 selects the slide or scene title after clicking its slide thumbnail or scene panel, respectively, so you can rename it. If editing a 360° image, F2 opens the selected marker or hotspot on the Markers & Hotspots panel so you can rename it. F3 Switch to Slide View F4 Switch to Slide Master View F5 Switch to Feedback Master View F7 Spell check F10 Publish F12 Preview the entire project During preview, F12 launches the built-in console. Shift+F9 Show or hide gridlines Shift+F12 Preview the current scene Alt+F12 Preview an interaction in the 360° image editor Shift+Drag If moving an object, movement is constrained to straight lines. If resizing an object, size maintains aspect ratio. Alt+Drag Move or resize an object with tighter control in one-pixel increments Ctrl+Alt+V Open the Paste Special window (after copying an object) Ctrl+Drag If moving an object, a copy of the object will be created in the new location. If resizing an object, it will be proportionally resized from opposite directions simultaneously. Ctrl+Shift+Drag Duplicate the selected object and move it in straight horizontal or vertical lines Ctrl+A Select all Ctrl+B Bold Ctrl+C Copy Ctrl+D Duplicate Ctrl+E Center align text Ctrl+F Find Ctrl+G Group the selected objects Ctrl+H Show objects on the slide stage when they intersect with the playhead Ctrl+I Italicize Ctrl+J Insert a picture Ctrl+K Insert a hyperlink or trigger Ctrl+L Left align text Ctrl+M Insert a new slide with the same layout as the current slide Ctrl+N Create a new project Ctrl+O Open an existing project Ctrl+P Publish the project as a Microsoft Word document Ctrl+Q Insert a new question slide Ctrl+R Right align text Ctrl+S Save the project Ctrl+T Insert a text box Ctrl+U Underline Ctrl+V Paste Ctrl+W Close the active tab in Slide View If editing a 360° image, Ctrl+W saves changes before closing the editor. Ctrl+X Cut You can also press the Backspace/Delete key on your keyboard to cut objects. Ctrl+Y Redo Ctrl+Z Undo Ctrl+Tab Cycle through Story View and Slide View tabs Ctrl+F12 Preview the current slide Ctrl+Shift+F12 Preview the selected scenes or slides Ctrl+Shift+C Copy object formatting Ctrl+Shift+D Paste object in the same place as the original object Ctrl+Shift+G Ungroup the selected objects Ctrl+Shift+M Insert a Content Library 360 slide template Ctrl+Shift+J Launch the Content Library 360 media browser Ctrl+Shift+S If editing a 360° image, save changes and return to Slide View. Ctrl+Shift+V Paste object formatting Ctrl+Enter Open the Format Shape/Format Picture window Ctrl+Shift+Enter Open the Size and Position window Ctrl+Mouse Wheel Zoom in or out Ctrl+Arrow This moves the selected object. If the snap-to-grid feature is turned off (the default setting), then Ctrl+Arrow nudges the object by the number of pixels in your grid settings. The default is 8 px. If the snap-to-grid feature is turned on, then Ctrl+Arrow nudges the object 1 px at a time. Ctrl+Shift+Arrow This resizes the selected object. If the snap-to-grid feature is turned off (the default setting), then Ctrl+Shift+Arrow adjusts the width or height of the object by the number of pixels in your grid settings. The default is 8 px. If the snap-to-grid feature is turned on, then Ctrl+Shift+Arrow adjusts the width or height of the object 1 px at a time. Ctrl+= Change the selected text to subscript Ctrl+Shift+= Change the selected text to superscript Ctrl+Shift+> Increase the font size Ctrl+Shift+< Decrease the font size C Add a cue point to the timeline at the current playhead position while playing the slide Spacebar Play/pause the timeline Keyboard Shortcuts for Ribbon Commands Press the Alt key to access commands on the Storyline 360 ribbon. Then press the letter for the corresponding tab on the ribbon. Finally, press the letter for the command you want to execute. For example, press Alt, N, V to insert a video. Creating Your Own Keyboard Shortcuts Create your own keyboard shortcuts by adding features you use frequently to the Quick Access Toolbar. Just right-click the button for any Storyline 360 feature, then select Add to Quick Access Toolbar. To execute the buttons on the Quick Access Toolbar via a keyboard shortcut, press the Alt key on your keyboard, and then press the number key that matches the button you want to launch. For example, the first button on the Quick Access Toolbar is "1," the second button is "2," etc.9.2KViews2likes0CommentsStoryline 3: Using Keyboard Shortcuts
Here’s a list of keyboard shortcuts to help you work even faster in Storyline 3: Key(s) Function F1 Help F2 In Slide View, F2 selects all text within a shape after clicking its bounding box. In Story View, F2 selects the slide or scene title after clicking its slide thumbnail or scene panel, respectively, so you can rename it. F3 Switch to Slide View F4 Switch to Slide Master View F5 Switch to Feedback Master View F7 Spell check F10 Publish F12 Preview the entire project Shift+F9 Show or hide gridlines Shift+F12 Preview the current scene Shift+Drag If moving an object, movement is constrained to straight lines. If resizing an object, size maintains aspect ratio. Alt+Drag Move or resize an object with tighter control in one-pixel increments Ctrl+Drag If moving an object, a copy of the object will be created in the new location. If resizing an object, it will be proportionally resized from opposite directions simultaneously. Ctrl+A Select all Ctrl+B Bold Ctrl+C Copy Ctrl+D Duplicate Ctrl+E Center align text Ctrl+F Find Ctrl+G Group the selected objects Ctrl+I Italicize Ctrl+J Insert a picture Ctrl+K Insert a hyperlink or trigger Ctrl+L Left align text Ctrl+N Create a new project Ctrl+O Open an existing project Ctrl+P Publish the project as a Microsoft Word document Ctrl+Q Insert a new question slide Ctrl+R Right align text Ctrl+S Save the project Ctrl+T Insert a text box Ctrl+U Underline Ctrl+V Paste Ctrl+W Close the active tab in Slide View Ctrl+X Cut Ctrl+Y Redo Ctrl+Z Undo Ctrl+Tab Cycle through Story View and Slide View tabs Ctrl+F12 Preview the current slide Ctrl+Shift+C Copy object formatting Ctrl+Shift+G Ungroup the selected objects Ctrl+Shift+V Paste object formatting Ctrl+Enter Open the Format Shape/Format Picture window Ctrl+Shift+Enter Open the Size and Position window Ctrl+Mouse Wheel Zoom in or out Ctrl+Arrow Move the selected object one pixel in the direction of the arrow Ctrl+Shift+Arrow Resize the selected objected by one pixel (up/down arrows increase/decrease the object height; right/left arrows increase/decrease the object width) Ctrl+= Change the selected text to subscript Ctrl+Shift+= Change the selected text to superscript Ctrl+Shift+> Increase the font size Ctrl+Shift+< Decrease the font size C Add a cue point to the timeline at the current playhead position while playing the slide Spacebar Play/pause the timeline Creating Your Own Keyboard Shortcuts Create your own keyboard shortcuts by adding features you use frequently to the Quick Access Toolbar. Just right-click the button for any Storyline 3 feature, then select Add to Quick Access Toolbar. To launch the buttons on the Quick Access Toolbar via a keyboard shortcut, press the Alt key on your keyboard then press the number key that matches the button you want to launch. For example, the first button on the Quick Access Toolbar is "1," the second button is "2," etc.441Views0likes0CommentsStoryline 3: Using Custom Templates
Templates are huge time savers. With one click, you can create an e-learning course with a custom design, placeholders, animations, and interactive objects. Just add your own text and media, and you’re ready to publish. Here's how to use Storyline 3 to create, reuse, and share your own custom templates. Creating Custom Templates Using Custom Templates to Build a Course Sharing Custom Templates Importing Custom Templates Renaming and Deleting Custom Templates Creating Custom Templates To create a reusable template: First, build a new Storyline project the way you want it to look and behave, or open an existing project. Then, go to the File tab on the Storyline ribbon and click Save As. Browse to the location where you want to save your template. Storyline will save a copy in the location you choose and another copy in your \Documents\My Articulate Projects\Storyline Templates folder, which is where the Storyline library is stored. Give your template a recognizable name. Use the Save as type drop-down to choose Storyline Template (*.storytemplate). Click Save. Using Custom Templates to Build a Course To add a custom template to your Storyline project: First, do any of the following to open your template browser: Go to the Home tab on the ribbon, click the New Slide drop-down arrow, and choose My Templates. Go to the Slides tab on the ribbon and click My Templates. In Story View, right-click anywhere in the workspace, scroll to New Slide, and choose My Templates. In Slide View or Form View, right-click anywhere in the Scenes panel, scroll to New Slide, and choose My Templates. When the Insert Slides window appears, select a template from the Template drop-down in the upper left corner. If the template you selected has more than one slide, press Shift+Click or Ctrl+Click to select the slides you want to add to your project. Use the Insert into scene drop-down at the bottom of the window to choose where the new slides will appear in your project. If you choose a new scene, give the new scene a name in the corresponding field. Click Import. When you add a custom template to your Storyline project: The slide(s) you chose will be automatically added to the scene you specified. The theme of the template will be added to the themes gallery on the Design tab of the Storyline ribbon. All the layouts for the template will be added to your slide masters, and you may customize them as you’d like. All the layouts for the template will appear in the basic-layouts gallery, making it easier to add new slides from the same template later. Depending on how the template was created, you may be able to use theme colors and theme fonts to quickly customize the template for your current project. Sharing Custom Templates To share a custom template with other e-learning developers, just send them your *.storytemplate file. All your *.storytemplate files will be located in this folder: %userprofile%\Documents\My Articulate Projects\Storyline Templates Recipients of a shared template need to import it into their Storyline template libraries. See the next section for instructions. Importing Custom Templates When you receive a custom template from another developer or download one from the E-Learning Heroes community, you need to add it to your template library. Method 1 One way is to simply place the *.storytemplate file in this folder on your computer: %userprofile%\Documents\My Articulate Projects\Storyline Templates The folder above is where your template library is stored. The next time you launch Storyline, you’ll see the new template in your library. Method 2 Double-click the *.storytemplate file. It’ll automatically launch in Storyline. Storyline assumes you’re ready to build a new course from this template and opens the Insert Slides window. If you just want to add the template to your library without actually building a new course right now, click Cancel. Otherwise, select the slide(s) from the template that you want to add to the new course, choose a scene, and click Import. Either way, you’ll see the new template in your library the next time you launch Storyline. Method 3 Launch Storyline, then click Import on the start screen and choose Import from story template. Browse to the template and click Open. Storyline assumes you’re ready to build a new course from this template and opens the Insert Slides window. If you just want to add the template to your library without actually building a new course right now, click Cancel. Otherwise, select the slide(s) from the template that you want to add to the new course, choose a scene, and click Import. Either way, you’ll see the new template in your library the next time you launch Storyline. Renaming and Deleting Custom Templates To keep your custom templates organized, you may need to rename or delete them from time to time. Go to this folder on your computer: %userprofile%\Documents\My Articulate Projects\Storyline Templates Simply rename or delete the *.storytemplate files found in the folder above.1KViews0likes0CommentsPresenter 360: Building a Course with Content Library 360 Slide Templates
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build beautiful e-learning courses quickly in Articulate Presenter 360 using professionally-designed Content Library 360 slide templates. Watch this video demonstration, then follow the activities below to practice. Practice Activities: Add Content Library 360 Slide Templates to a Course Change the Theme Colors Change the Theme Fonts Practice Activity: Add Content Library 360 Slide Templates to a Course Create a new PowerPoint file and save it on your local computer. Go to the Articulate tab on the PowerPoint ribbon and click Content Library 360. Use the filters on the left side of the template browser to find some slides you'd like to use in your course. Ctrl+click to select multiple slides at the same time, then click the Insert Slides button in the lower right corner to add them to your course. Easy, right? After importing slide templates into your course, you can edit them like any other slides in PowerPoint. Tip: Slide templates will automatically adjust to fit your PowerPoint slide size. In most cases, you won't need to make any changes after importing a template, but if you're using an extreme-widescreen or portrait layout, you might need to resize some objects to fit properly. Practice Activity: Change the Theme Colors Now let's customize the slide templates we just added by changing the theme colors. Shift+click the slides you imported in the previous activity to select them all at the same time. Then go to the Design tab on the PowerPoint ribbon, click the Variants drop-down gallery, scroll to Colors, and choose a different theme. (If you're using PowerPoint 2010, go to the Design tab, click Colors, and choose a theme.) Notice that all the slides you imported automatically update with the new theme colors—even if you imported slides from different templates. Brilliant! By using your own branded theme colors, you can make any Content Library 360 template match your corporate guidelines with just a few clicks. Practice Activity: Change the Theme Fonts You can also customize Content Library 360 templates by applying your own theme fonts. Shift+click the slides you imported from the Content Library 360. Go to the Design tab on the PowerPoint ribbon, click the Variants drop-down gallery, scroll to Fonts, and choose a different theme. (If you're using PowerPoint 2010, go to the Design tab, click Fonts, and choose a theme.) Summary In this tutorial, you learned how to add Content Library 360 slide templates to a Presenter 360 course and quickly customize them by switching theme colors and fonts. In the next tutorial, you’ll record narration and synchronize animations.279Views0likes0CommentsReplay 360: Using Keyboard Shortcuts
Here’s a list of keyboard shortcuts to help you work even faster in Replay 360: Key(s) Function F1 Help F10 Publish Ctrl+A Select all Ctrl+N Create a new project Ctrl+O Open an existing project Ctrl+S Save the current project Ctrl+Y Redo Ctrl+Z Undo Tab Cycle through all elements on the screen Spacebar If you’re working in the timeline, the spacebar plays and pauses the playhead. If you’re recording narration, the spacebar starts and pauses recording. Home Move the playhead to the beginning of the timeline End Move the playhead to the end of the timeline Arrow If an object is selected in the timeline, the left/right arrow moves the object left/right along the timeline in small increments. If no object is selected, the left/right arrow moves the playhead one pixel left/right along the timeline. Shift+Arrow If an object is selected in the timeline, Shift + the left/right arrow moves the object left/right along the timeline in large increments. If a time range is selected and the playhead is aligned with the starting marker, Shift + the left/right arrow moves the playhead and the marker one pixel in the direction indicated. If a time range is selected and the playhead is aligned with the ending range marker, Shift + the left/right arrow moves the playhead and the marker one pixel in the direction indicated. If a time range is selected and the playhead isn't aligned with either range marker, Shift + the left arrow moves the starting marker one pixel to the left, and Shift + the right arrow moves the ending marker one pixel to the right. If nothing is selected, Shift + the left arrow moves the starting marker and the playhead one pixel to the left, and Shift + the right arrow moves the ending marker and the playhead one pixel to the right. Ctrl+Arrow If an object is selected in the timeline, Ctrl + the left/right arrow moves the object one pixel left/right along the timeline. If no object is selected, Ctrl + the left/right arrow moves the playhead one second left/right along the timeline. Ctrl+Shift+Arrow If a time range is selected and the playhead is aligned with the starting marker, Shift + the left/right arrow moves the playhead and the marker one second in the direction indicated. If a time range is selected and the playhead is aligned with the ending marker, Shift + the left/right arrow moves the playhead and the marker one second in the direction indicated. If a time range is selected and the playhead isn't aligned with either range marker, Shift + the left arrow moves the starting marker one second to the left, and Shift + the right arrow moves the ending marker one second to the right. If nothing is selected, Shift + the left arrow moves the starting marker and the playhead one second to the left, and Shift + the right arrow moves the ending marker and the playhead one second to the right. Mouse Wheel Zoom in or out Creating Your Own Keyboard Shortcuts Create your own keyboard shortcuts by adding features you use frequently to the Quick Access Toolbar. Just right-click the button for any Replay feature, then select Add to Quick Access Toolbar. To launch the buttons on the Quick Access Toolbar via a keyboard shortcut, press the Alt key on your keyboard then press the number key that matches the button you want to launch. For example, the first button on the Quick Access Toolbar is "1," the second button is "2," etc.224Views0likes0CommentsPresenter 360: Using Content Library 360 Templates
Your Articulate 360 subscription includes full access to the Content Library 360, a collection of professionally-designed slide templates and course assets that dramatically speeds up development and wows your audience. Presenter 360 is tied directly into the Content Library 360, so you can browse templates and add them to your e-learning courses with the click of a button. All you need is an internet connection. Be sure to check the Content Library 360 often. We're constantly adding new templates to inspire you and keep your designs fresh. Browsing the Content Library 360 Adding a Template to Your Project Browsing the Content Library 360 To open the Content Library 360 template browser, go to the Articulate tab on the PowerPoint ribbon and click Content Library 360. Then use the search features at the top of the window and the filters along the left edge to find a template that fits your content and style needs. (Click a filter to enable it. Click it again to clear it.) When you click a slide thumbnail image, its title and description will appear on the right side of the window. Adding a Template to Your Project To add a Content Library 360 template to your project, just browse to it as described above, select it, then click Insert Slide in the lower right corner. It’s that easy! Tip: Import multiple templates at the same time by holding down the Ctrl key or the Shift key and clicking additional thumbnail images. When you add a template from the Content Library 360 to your project: The slide you chose will be automatically added after the active PowerPoint slide. You can use theme colors and theme fonts on the Design tab of the PowerPoint ribbon to quickly customize the template to match your brand requirements or style guide. See this video tutorial to learn how. The theme of the template will be added to the themes gallery on the Design tab of the PowerPoint ribbon, so you can easily reuse it later. All the layouts for the template will be added to your PowerPoint slide masters, and you may customize them as you’d like. Slide templates will automatically adjust to fit your PowerPoint slide size. In most cases, you won't need to make any changes after importing a template, but if you're using a super widescreen or portrait layout, you might need to resize some objects to fit properly.226Views0likes0CommentsQuizmaker 360: Using Custom Quiz Templates
Quiz templates are huge time savers. Create your design once, then reuse it for new quizzes. You can even share templates with other content authors for consistency. Templates can include quiz settings, design themes, default questions, a customized result slide, player properties, and more. Creating Templates Editing Templates Sharing Templates Using Templates to Create New Quizzes Creating Templates Creating templates is a two-step process: design and conversion. Step 1: Design First, start a new quiz or open an existing one, then design it the way you want the template to appear. Remember that everything in your quiz gets baked into the template, including: Question groups Slides and content Quiz properties Design themes Slide masters Feedback masters Result slide Player properties Step 2: Convert When you're ready to convert your quiz to a template, do this: Go to the File tab on the ribbon and click Save As. Browse to a location on your local hard drive where you want to save your template. Give your template a recognizable file name. Use the Save as type drop-down to select Quizmaker Template (*.quiztemplate). Click Save. Editing Templates To edit a quiz template: Double-click the *.quiztemplate file to open it in Articulate Quizmaker. Make the necessary edits. Save the file. (You can press Ctrl+S or click the Save button on the quick access toolbar.) Sharing Templates To share a quiz template with other content authors, just send them the *.quiztemplate file you created. You can use email, network drives, USB drives, cloud services, or any other form of file sharing. Make sure recipients save the *.quiztemplate file to their local hard drive before they use it. Using Templates to Create New Quizzes To use a quiz template, do this: Launch Articulate Quizmaker. On the Quizmaker start screen, click From quiz template. Browse to the *.quiztemplate file you want to use and click Open. A new quiz will be created with all the settings and content from the template. Edit the quiz as you’d like, then save and publish it.1KViews0likes0CommentsQuizmaker 360: Using Content Library 360 Templates
Your Articulate 360 subscription includes full access to the Content Library 360, a collection of professionally-designed slide templates and quiz assets that dramatically speeds up development and wows your audience. Quizmaker 360 is tied directly into the Content Library 360, so you can browse templates and add them to your assessments with the click of a button. All you need is an internet connection. Be sure to check the Content Library 360 often. We're constantly adding new templates to inspire you and keep your designs fresh. Browsing the Content Library 360 Adding a Template to Your Quiz Browsing the Content Library 360 First, do any of the following to open the Content Library 360 browser in Quizmaker: Press Ctrl+Q to browse graded questions. Go to the Insert tab on the ribbon and click Graded Question, Survey Question, Freeform Question, or Replace Result, depending on the type of slide you want to add to your quiz. In Question List View, go to the Home tab on the ribbon and click Graded Question, Survey Question, or Freeform Question. In Question List View, go to the Home tab, click the Edit Result drop-down arrow, and choose Replace to choose a different result slide template. Use the theme filters on the left side of the window to narrow your results even further. (Click a filter to enable it. Click it again to clear it.) Click a slide thumbnail image for the template you want to use. Its title and description will appear on the right side of the window. To learn more about each slide type, see these user guides: Adding Form-Based Questions Adding Freeform Questions Editing the Result Slide Adding a Template to Your Project To add a Content Library 360 template to your project, just browse to it as described above, select it, then click Insert Question in the lower right corner. (Click Replace Result Slide if you’re browsing result slide templates.) It’s that easy! When you add a Content Library 360 template to your quiz: The slide you chose will be automatically added to your quiz. You can use theme colors and theme fonts to quickly customize the template to match your brand requirements or style guide. The theme of the template will be added to the themes gallery on the Design tab of the Quizmaker ribbon. All the layouts for the template will be added to your slide masters, and you may customize them as you’d like. The feedback layouts for the template will be added to your feedback master, and you may customize them as you’d like.437Views0likes0CommentsStoryline 360: Using Custom Templates
Templates are huge time savers. With one click, you can create an e-learning course with a custom design, placeholders, animations, and interactive objects. Just add your own text and media, and you’re ready to publish. You have access to professionally-designed Content Library 360 templates, but you can also create, reuse, and share your own custom templates. Here's how. Creating Custom Templates Using Custom Templates to Build a Course Sharing Custom Templates Importing Custom Templates Renaming and Deleting Custom Templates Creating Custom Templates To create a reusable template: First, build a new Storyline project the way you want it to look and behave, or open an existing project. Then, go to the File tab on the Storyline ribbon and click Save As. Browse to the location where you want to save your template. Storyline will save a copy in the location you choose and another copy in your \Documents\My Articulate Projects\Storyline Templates folder, which is where the Storyline library is stored. Give your template a recognizable name. Use the Save as type drop-down to choose Storyline Template (*.storytemplate). Click Save. Using Custom Templates to Build a Course To add a custom template to your Storyline project: First, do any of the following to open your template browser: Go to the Home tab on the ribbon, click the New Slide drop-down arrow, and choose My Templates. Go to the Slides tab on the ribbon and click My Templates. In Story View, right-click anywhere in the workspace, scroll to New Slide, and choose My Templates. In Slide View or Form View, right-click anywhere in the Scenes panel, scroll to New Slide, and choose My Templates. When the Insert Slides window appears, select a template from the Template drop-down in the upper left corner. If the template you selected has more than one slide, press Shift+Click or Ctrl+Click to select the slides you want to add to your project. Use the Insert into scene drop-down at the bottom of the window to choose where the new slides will appear in your project. If you choose a new scene, give the new scene a name in the corresponding field. Click Import. When you add a custom template to your Storyline project: The slide(s) you chose will be automatically added to the scene you specified. The theme of the template will be added to the themes gallery on the Design tab of the Storyline ribbon. All the layouts for the template will be added to your slide masters, and you may customize them as you’d like. All the layouts for the template will appear in the basic-layouts gallery, making it easier to add new slides from the same template later. Depending on how the template was created, you may be able to use theme colors and theme fonts to quickly customize the template for your current project. Sharing Custom Templates To share a custom template with other e-learning developers, just send them your *.storytemplate file. All your *.storytemplate files will be located in this folder: %userprofile%\Documents\My Articulate Projects\Storyline Templates Recipients of a shared template need to import it into their Storyline template libraries. See the next section for instructions. Importing Custom Templates When you receive a custom template from another developer or download one from the E-Learning Heroes community, you need to add it to your template library. Method 1 One way is to simply place the *.storytemplate file in this folder on your computer: %userprofile%\Documents\My Articulate Projects\Storyline Templates The folder above is where your template library is stored. The next time you launch Storyline, you’ll see the new template in your library. Method 2 Double-click the *.storytemplate file. It’ll automatically launch in Storyline. Storyline assumes you’re ready to build a new course from this template and opens the Insert Slides window. If you just want to add the template to your library without actually building a new course right now, click Cancel. Otherwise, select the slide(s) from the template that you want to add to the new course, choose a scene, and click Import. Either way, you’ll see the new template in your library the next time you launch Storyline. Method 3 Launch Storyline, then click Import on the start screen and choose Import from story template. Browse to the template and click Open. Storyline assumes you’re ready to build a new course from this template and opens the Insert Slides window. If you just want to add the template to your library without actually building a new course right now, click Cancel. Otherwise, select the slide(s) from the template that you want to add to the new course, choose a scene, and click Import. Either way, you’ll see the new template in your library the next time you launch Storyline. Renaming and Deleting Custom Templates To keep your custom templates organized, you may need to rename or delete them from time to time. Go to this folder on your computer: %userprofile%\Documents\My Articulate Projects\Storyline Templates Simply rename or delete the *.storytemplate files found in the folder above.7.8KViews0likes0CommentsStoryline 360: Using Content Library 360 Templates
Your Articulate 360 subscription includes full access to Content Library 360, a collection of professionally-designed slide templates and course assets that dramatically speeds up development and wows your audience. Storyline 360 is tied directly into Content Library 360, so you can browse templates and add them to your e-learning courses with the click of a button. All you need is an internet connection. Be sure to check Content Library 360 often. We're constantly adding new templates to inspire you and keep your designs fresh. Browsing Content Library 360 Adding a Template to Your Project Browsing Content Library 360 First, do any of the following to open the Content Library 360 browser in Storyline: Press Ctrl+Shift+M. Go to the Home tab on the ribbon, click the New Slide drop-down arrow, and choose Content Library 360. Go to the Slides tab on the ribbon and click Content Library 360. In Story View, right-click anywhere in the workspace, scroll to New Slide, and choose Content Library 360. In Slide View or Form View, right-click anywhere in the Scenes panel, scroll to New Slide, and choose Content Library 360. Then use the search features at the top of the window and the filters along the left edge to find a template that fits your content and style needs. (Click a filter to enable it. Click it again to clear it.) When you click a slide thumbnail image, its title and description will appear on the right side of the window. Adding a Template to Your Project To add a Content Library 360 template to your project, just browse to it as described above, select it, then click Insert Slide in the lower right corner. It’s that easy! Tip: Import multiple templates at the same time by holding down the Ctrl key or the Shift key and clicking additional thumbnail images. When you add a template from Content Library 360 to your Storyline project: The slide you chose will be automatically added to the current scene. You can use theme colors and theme fonts to quickly customize the template to match your brand requirements or style guide. The theme of the template will be added to the themes gallery on the Design tab of the Storyline ribbon, so you can easily reuse it later. All the layouts for the template will be added to your slide masters, and you may customize them as you’d like. All the layouts for the template will appear in the basic-layouts gallery, making it easier to add new slides from the same template later—even when you’re offline.17KViews0likes0Comments
